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20.11.2008
Ivan Krastev

The populist moment

Unlike the extremist parties of the 1930s, the new populist movements do not aim to abolish democracy: quite the opposite, writes Ivan Krastev. What we are witnessing is a conflict between elites suspicious of democracy and increasingly illiberal publics. [Slovak version added] [ more ]

20.11.2008
Almantas Samalavicius

An amorphous society

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Literary perspectives: Sweden

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The creativity fix

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The malady of infinite aspiration


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Joana Breidenbach

was born 1965.

She lives and works in Berlin. Studies Ethnic Studies, History and History of Art; Research trips to South East Asia, West and South Africa. 1994, Deutsche Dingwelt (Münster) was published. Publications with Ina Zukrigl: Tanz der Kulturen. Kulturelle Identität in einer globalisierten Welt, Munich 1998; "Globalisierung: Kulturschmelze oder neue Pluralität", in: Fremdkörper, Fremde Körper. Katalog zur Ausstellung des Hygiene-Museums Dresden,1999; "Global Masala. Jenseits der 3. Welt", in Jahrbuch 3. Welt, 2000.



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Joana Breidenbach, Ina Zukrigl

In the Prism of the Local

As globalisation takes root, local traditions and forms of life vanish faster than they did before. Simultaneously, we find better ways of reserving those lost traditions. Forms of life are not erased in creolised culture, they take on new and integrating shapes. [more]

11.07.2000



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